He explained that the mountain lion entered the house through a sliding door and dragged his dog along "Shermann" out of the house by the neck.
The woman had left the sliding glass door of her home open Nov. 28 while she was playing with two of her dogs in another room, when she suddenly heard Sherman screaming and making loud noises.
She followed "She replied quickly"believing his pet had fallen and hurt himself, but soon realized the terrifying reality, when he saw his dog lying motionless on the ground in the back yard, and the predator standing next to him.
Realizing that he was within walking distance of the dangerous animal, Cracker quickly closed the sliding glass door to try to prevent the lion from re-entering, then called his neighbors to alert them and began filming at the suggestion of members of the family..
And the mountain lion appeared in the video looking at Cracker all the time, not paying attention to the dog near his feet..
Luckily, a neighbor went home and shot me mountain lion. Although the bullet did not hit him, the sound of gunfire scared the lion and prompted him to flee.
The surprise here was that Sherman dog He leapt to his feet as he heard the sound of gunfire. cracker said: "Miraculously, he only suffered a small cut on his lip. She was in shock and barely responsive for several hours, but every time I checked on him, she would wag her tail to let me know he was okay.".
After the incident, Crocker contacted animal control officials, who said yes "They can’t do anything because the animal no longer hurts or tries to hurt his dog"However, he returned a few days later and killed two of Cracker’s goats.
After killing the goats, wildlife officials responded and killed the mountain lion, which was "favor" to local officials.
According to officials of "Audubon Canyon Ranch"the environmental group that was tracking the animal, the mountain lion was a female of one species "Puma"is 16 years old and is known as P1.
And they said: "B1 was unusually old for mountain lions and displayed unusual behavior".
Living with Lions investigator Quinton Martins said: "There was clearly something wrong with B1, she was too old for a mountain lion and had aging related issues including tooth wear, slow responses, sensory impairment and possibly other health issues.".
added: "In recent weeks it has been more willing to position itself near humans, more frequently, as well as feed almost exclusively on livestock, which is unusual behavior.".
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And Rebecca Cracker posted a video clip on her Facebook account, documenting the frightening incident that took place in Sonoma County, State of. California American.
He explained that the mountain lion entered the house through a sliding door and dragged his dog, Sherman, out of the house by the neck..
The woman had left the sliding glass door of her home open Nov. 28 while she was playing with two of her dogs in another room, when she suddenly heard Sherman screaming and making loud noises.
And she added that she “responded quickly,” believing her pet had fallen and been hurt, but she soon realized the terrifying reality, when she saw her dog lying motionless on the ground in the back yard and the predator standing next to him..
Realizing that he was within walking distance of the dangerous animal, Cracker quickly closed the sliding glass door to try to prevent the lion from re-entering, then called his neighbors to alert them and began filming at the suggestion of members of the family..
And the mountain lion appeared in the video looking at Cracker all the time, not paying attention to the dog near his feet..
Luckily, a neighbor went home and shot me mountain lion. Although the bullet did not hit him, the sound of gunfire scared the lion and prompted him to flee.
The surprise here was that Sherman dog He leapt to his feet as he heard the sound of gunfire. “Miraculously, he just had a small cut on his lip,” Kracker said. “He was shell-shocked and barely responsive for several hours, but every time I checked on him, he would wag his tail to let me know he was okay.”.
After the incident, Cracker contacted animal control officials, who told her they “couldn’t do anything because the animal was no longer hurting or trying to hurt her dog,” but returned days later. and killed two of Cracker’s goats..
After killing the goats, wildlife officials responded by killing the mountain lion, which was “known” to local officials.
According to officials ofAudubon Canyon Ranch”the environmental group that was tracking the animal, the mountain lion was a 16-year-old female “cougar,” known as P1.
“B1 was unusually old for mountain lions and exhibited unusual behavior,” they said.
A Living with Lions investigator, Quinton Martins, said: “It was clear there was something wrong with B1. other healthy.
added: “In recent weeks they have been more willing to position themselves near humans, more frequently, as well as feed almost exclusively on livestock, which is unusual behavior.”
